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Foundation-supported programming
Full or partial support can help qualifying schools and youth-serving organizations bring meaningful financial education to students.
Explore program supportFinancial education access for youth
More young people deserve the chance to learn what matters.
Some organizations cannot afford to provide practical financial education to the young people they serve. F.I.R.E. Pathways Foundation helps close that access gap—and donors, sponsors, and partners make that possible.
For organizations seeking support and people or institutions ready to expand access.
Support makes
possibility real.
possibility real.
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Help bring financial learning
to more young people.
to more young people.
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Why we exist
Financial education should not depend on an organization’s budget.
Young people need this education. The organizations that serve them should have a way to provide it.
Financial decisions start long before adulthood, yet meaningful financial education can be limited by school resources, program budgets, community funding, and location.
The Foundation exists to help qualifying organizations bring engaging, practical learning to youth when funding would otherwise stand in the way—and to give donors and partners a direct way to make that impact possible.
For organizations needing support
Help bring financial education
to the young people you serve.
Need financial education for the young people you serve? Learn how your organization may qualify for Foundation-supported programming.
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Experiences that engage
Support can help make practical workshops, interactive activities, and real-life financial decision-making experiences possible.
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A conversation about fit
Every request is considered in light of the students served, program fit, available resources, and current Foundation priorities.
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Impact in practice•Real tools. Real decisions.
Impact
What access can create.
Financial education can give young people more than information. It can build confidence, strengthen decision-making, expand awareness of financial possibilities, and help young people see a clearer connection between the choices they make today and the futures they want to build.
- Program access
- Financial knowledge
- Practical skills
- Informed choices
- Future confidence
Programs made possible through support
Your support helps make these experiences possible.
Through donor, sponsor, and community support, F.I.R.E. Pathways Foundation helps qualifying schools and youth-serving organizations provide meaningful financial education experiences to young people who may otherwise have limited access.
Money Skills for Kids
Foundational financial education for elementary and early middle-school youth.
Financial Literacy Workshops
Interactive learning around saving, spending, goals, careers, and financial confidence.
Life on F.I.R.E. Experience
An immersive decision-making experience focused on income, choices, budgeting, and tradeoffs.
F.I.R.E. Pathways Program
A structured multi-week experience that moves students from financial knowledge to applied habits.
For people and institutions ready to help
You can help fund this mission.
Want to help expand access? Partner with F.I.R.E. Pathways Foundation to help bring practical financial education to more young people and communities.
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Tell us how we can
make an impact.
Complete the form to ask about Foundation-supported programming or to explore how you can help fund more financial education opportunities. Your inquiry will be delivered directly to the Foundation by email.
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F.I.R.E. Pathways Foundation
Financial education access for youth
Looking to bring a F.I.R.E. program directly to your organization?
Visit F.I.R.E. Pathways, LLC to explore program options for organizations with available program funding. Explore LLC program options